Fireside Chat
summary
Description of HEY and Basecamp work, claim that HEY ships 60KB vs Gmail 3MB for the inbox and proves heavy JS is unnecessary, explanation of Hotwire (Turbo and Stimulus) and Rails 7 plus import maps/ES6 as a way to avoid bundlers, argument that tooling from FAANG targets massive scale not small teams, concrete growth tactic of competing with Google product-by-product, recent policy win in Korea over app-store payments, plus personal notes on racing, electric cars and learning new skills.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Introduction and setup
- 1:08Hey and next projects
- 4:59Frameworks vs big tech
- 7:46Web dev got slower
- 9:30ES6 and import maps
- 13:20Future ambitions with Hey
- 15:29Fighting big tech duopoly
- 18:20SAS competition and optimism
- 20:02Porsche and racing passion
- 21:48Learning and flow state
- 24:14Love of learning new skills
- 25:40Copenhagen and bikes
- 26:01Favorite car and self-image
- 27:23Hotwire and closing
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